Sentence examples for either encourage from inspiring English sources

We can either encourage innovation and research to benefit everyone, by properly funding our science sector.

As the leader, I can either encourage politics or stop it.

Such components could either encourage or deter the formation of life if liquid water were available at times, scientists said.

It has the elusive spirit of community which cannot be created by design alone, but which design can either encourage or hinder.

The fourth is the array of social pressures that may either encourage or inhibit the reactor in thinking or doing what the propagandist advocates.

If Google intends to get into the business of displaying photography, it needs to either encourage wiki curation or, more feasibly, to hire a team of people who understand photography to make the most of the raw material here.

They are either encouraged to give their views on transgender people or do so of their own accord.

Yet Ms. Zambello has either encouraged or allowed many in the cast to indulge in some overeager acting.

(This proposal would also, it is noted, "be a great inducement to marriage, which all wise nations have either encouraged by rewards or enforced by laws").

If Goodwin's honour is to be removed because of the banking crash, no politician or journalist of the current generation who either encouraged the property bubble or sat idly by should get any honours from this day onward.

(East-West were using upside-down signals, where a low card either encouraged or indicated an even number of cards. The five was neither one thing nor the other).